Discover the art of Scotch whisky through Rogues Gallery's unique monthly online tastings led by whisky writer Neill Murphy. Taste rare drams and learn insider secrets from Glasgow’s vibrant whisky scene.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours
Fitness Level
No physical exertion required; suitable for all fitness levels
Wildlife
History
Glasgow has played a pivotal role in whisky trade since the 19th century, serving as an export hub.
Conservation
Rogues Gallery promotes responsible tasting and supports sustainable distilling practices in Scotland.
Scottish Rogue
Discover the art of Scotch whisky through Rogues Gallery's unique monthly online tastings led by whisky writer Neill Murphy. Taste rare drams and learn insider secrets from Glasgow’s vibrant whisky scene.
Scottish Rogue is a Glasgow-based company specialising in Scotch whisky experiences and events. The company offers a range of guided tastings and tours that explore Glasgow’s whisky heritage, bar culture, distillery techniques and regional Scotch styles. Offerings include the Scottish Rogue Whisky Pub Crawl, Seachad an Eòrna Whisky Tasting led by Rachel MacNeill, the Rogues Gallery Online Whisky Tasting hosted monthly by whisky writer Neill Murphy, the Glengoyne Distillery Experience, and Dram Jam whisky tastings paired with live music and an afterparty.
Each experience focuses on tasting curated selections of Scotch whiskies while combining storytelling, music and local context. The Seachad an Eòrna event features six distinct whiskies and live music; the online tasting presents a curated lineup of drams for remote participants; the Glengoyne visit includes a distillery tour and paired chocolate tasting; the pub crawl explores Glasgow’s historic links to whisky with a tasting flight in a local bar; Dram Jam blends whisky sampling, a welcome cocktail and musical entertainment with options for non‑whisky drinkers.
Scottish Rogue works with distilleries, writers and musicians to present events that highlight regional styles such as Islay malts and Highland single malts. Based in Glasgow, Scottish Rogue markets public events and group bookings across the city and online. Contact details, booking information and schedules are available through The Adventure Collective listing and the Scottish Rogue event pages.
Events combine storytelling, curated tastings, live music, distillery tours and online sessions, appealing to whisky enthusiasts and newcomers seeking informed, entertaining whisky experiences in Scotland.
Based In
Glasgow, Scotland
Local whisky tours and events
Tours Offered
5 experiences
Pub crawls, tastings, distillery visits
Online Tasting
Monthly
Rogues Gallery online events
Distillery Visit
Glengoyne experience
Countryside distillery tour and tasting
Reserve a spot on a pub crawl, tasting, distillery visit or monthly online event — limited spaces available, check dates and book via The Adventure Collective.
Have Whisky Ready Before the Event
Ensure you have the selected whiskies on hand before the tasting begins to fully engage with each sample.
Use Clean Glassware
A tulip-shaped glass enhances aroma and flavor nuances during tasting.
Limit Strong Food Flavors
Avoid spicy or heavily flavored foods before the tasting to keep your palate sensitive.
Take Notes During Tasting
Jot down your impressions on aroma, taste, and finish to deepen your appreciation and memory.
Whisky Glass
A tulip glass concentrates aroma and enhances tasting experience.
Notebook and Pen
Record tasting notes and flavor impressions for future reference.
Water
Use water to cleanse your palate between samples.
Ideal Lighting
Good lighting helps you observe whisky color and clarity.